June 2014 - Montereau

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June 2014
Passport to Wellness in June
A Publication of the Activities and Wellness Department
Montereau, Tulsa, Oklahoma
June kicks off our “Passport to
Wellness” program. We will have
several events covering the 7 Dimensions of Wellness to help you get
stamps in your passport.
“Passport to Wellness” events include a presentation on the Tulsa Police Departments Special Operations
Team, a nature walk around campus,
a musical performance by Spotlight
Brass and a presentation on Living to
be 90 plus.
So get your passports and get
ready for a summer of wellness.
See pages 2-9 for more details.
Monthly Highlights
5- Wii Bowling with
Burgundy Place
13- Talent Review
14- V-8 Ford Club
15- Father’s Day Buffet
17- Capt. Ryan Perkins
18- LEDO Trip
19- The Great Artists
26- Nature Walk
27- Spotlight Brass
Gloria models a spring outfit at the Ladies Luncheon and Fashion Show.
Inside this Issue
The Montereau Holy Rollers hosted Wii bowlers from Inverness Village. There is
one more game in the tournament so come cheer your team on as they play against
Burgundy Place on June 5th.
Calendar Highlights
Movies
Movies
Mirabella Specials
You’re First
Photo Gallery
Employee Spotlight
Puzzle
Health & Wellness
Marketing News
Birthdays
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p. 11
p. 12
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p. 13
p. 14
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Calendar Highlights - June 1 - 5
Montereau Passport to Wellness
Our “Passport to Wellness” program begins Monday, June 2nd. Participating
residents will receive a passport. Get it stamped at “Passport to Wellness” events,
which will be highlighted in green on the calendar. Collect stamps in your passport
to win prizes! Call Katie Eddins at (918) 491-5293 for more information.
Montereau Featured Artist of the Month
The works of Charlotte Lough will be on display this month in the Studio de
Monet.
Monday, June 2 ● 9:30 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. ● Bus Trips
Grocery Trips
The weekly grocery trips to Reasor’s and Walmart will be on Monday, June 2nd this
week. This is due to the Montereau employee retreats on June 3, 4, and 5.
Please plan accordingly.
Tuesday, June 3 ● 2:00 & 3:00 p.m. ●
Various Locations
Resident Committee Meetings at 2 p.m.
“R.O.S.E.” Committee at 3 p.m.
Resident Advisory Committees provide ideas and support to each of
Montereau’s departments. They meet on the first Tuesday of each month.
A list of resident committees is posted in the Post Office.
Thursday, June 5 ● 2:00 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
Wii Bowling Tournament
The Montereau Holy Rollers have been participating in the local senior community
tournament. Today is the final day of competition! Come and cheer your friends
and neighbors! Mark your reservation sheet to attend this event.
Contact Melanie at (918) 491-5232 for more information.
Passport to Wellness: Physical, Emotional, Social, Vocational
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Wii Bowling Hiatus
After the conclusion of the inter-community league in June, Wii Bowling is taking a
break for the summer. Watch the calendar for its return in August or September.
Congratulations to our Montereau Holy Rollers for a successful tournament season!
Friday, June 6 ● 9:00 a.m. ● Grand Lawn
Meditative Walk
Join the group for a Meditative Walk along the paths of the Grand Lawn and Lake
of the Woods. We will reflect on one of the Seven Heavenly Virtues during our
walk. After the walk, we will gather near the white marble fountain for a group discussion and prayer. Mark your reservation sheet to participate in this event. Contact
Melanie at (918) 491-5232 for more information.
Passport to Wellness: Physical, Emotional, Social, Environmental, Spiritual
Friday, June 6 ● 4:30 p.m. ● Riviera Lounge
Miles Ralston
Enjoy the music of guitarist and vocalist Miles Ralston while you wait for your
dinner reservation.
Sunday, June 8 ● 3:00 p.m. ● Abbey
Sunday Sing-Along
Come join us for music, fellowship and fun! Light refreshments will be served.
Sunday, June 8 ● 4:00 p.m. ● Bus Trip
OK Jazz Hall of Fame Trip
Join the group as we travel to the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame to listen to “Sheridan Road” vocal group led by Dr. Barry Epperley performing a variety of tunes
from Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer to the Beatles and Billy Joel. Tickets are $10
and may be purchased in advance or at the door. Each resident is responsible
for purchasing his or her own ticket. For tickets call (918) 281-8609.
Bring money to purchase food and beverages. Mark your reservation sheet to reserve a seat on the bus. Contact Melanie at (918) 491-5232 for more information.
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Monday, June 9 ● 3:00 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
Living 90 Years Plus
Come watch the “60 Minutes” feature story about a group of retired seniors who
participated in a healthy aging study on “Living 90 Years Plus.” This is a 30 minutes
news piece. Mark your reservation sheet to attend this event.
Passport to Wellness: Physical, Emotional, Social, Intellectual
Tuesday, June 10 ● 1:30 p.m. ● Bus Trip
Woodland Hills Mall Trip
Catch the bus for a shopping excursion to Woodland Hills Mall.
The bus will return to take you back to Montereau at 4 p.m.
Mark your reservation sheet to reserve a seat on the bus.
Wednesday, June 11 ● 4:00 p.m.
Warren Chapel
Episcopal Service
A special thank-you to the clergy at our neighboring St. Dunstan’s Episcopal
Church for offering this monthly worship service at Montereau.
Thursday, June 12 ● 9:30 a.m. ● Le Cinéma
New Resident Orientation
This is for any residents at Montereau who would like to learn more
information regarding your meal allowances, the wellness programs we offer, Mirabella Salon and Day Spa hours and also information regarding emergency
policies and procedures, etc. You don’t want to miss this wealth of information.
Thursday, June 12 at 2:00 p.m. &
Friday, June 13 at 7:30 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
Montereau Talent Revue
Come and enjoy a performance of the Seventh Annual Talent Revue by Montereau
residents and staff. This performance will showcase the hidden and not-so-hidden
talents within our community. Mark your reservation sheet to attend the Thursday
Matinee OR the Friday Evening show. Please sign up for only one of the performances. Reservations for these shows fill up quickly. Contact Molly at (918) 4915245 for ticket information.
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Friday, June 13 ● 3:00 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
WWII Program & Memorabilia Display
Come for a special program by Diane Basilone about her uncle John Basilone,
USMC Gunnery Sgt and WWII veteran. Sgt. Basilone was awarded the medal of
Honor for his heroism at Guadalcanal. He was later killed in action at Iwo Jima,
and was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross. Diane will show a brief documentary about her uncle and share other stories of his bravery. WWII memorabilia will be on display, too. Mark your reservation sheet to attend this event.
Passport to Wellness: Emotional, Social, Intellectual
Saturday, June 14 ● 9:00-11:30 a.m. ● Main Entrance
V-8 Ford Club Car Show
Come and meet the members for the local V-8 Ford Club in the Riviera Lounge
for coffee and conversation. Relive memories and take a ride in the vintage
vehicles along the Ring Road! Mark your reservation sheet to participate in this
event. Contact Melanie at (918) 491-5232 for more information.
Saturday, June 14 ● 5:00 p.m. ● Riviera Lounge
Luigi Balletto
Listen to popular crooner Luigi while you wait for your dinner reservation.
Saturday, June 14 ● 7:00 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
Bingo
It’s your chance to win a cash prize. Bingo cards are $5 cash. We play 9 games.
Sunday, June 15 ● 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. ● Rotunda
Father’s Day Grand Buffet
Celebrate Father’s Day with a Grand Buffet in the Rotunda. Seating will be in all
dining rooms. The cost is $22.00 per person and will be charged to your meal allowance. Call the hostess desk at (918) 491-5212 to make reservations.
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Sunday, June 15 ● 2:00 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
The Fiddlers
Listen to toe tapping music in the Coterie Theatre after the Grand Buffet. Guests
are welcome. Mark your reservation sheet to attend this event.
Tuesday, June 17 ● 2:00 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
Town Hall
It’s time to hear all the news about what’s going on at Montereau. A monthly
report will be presented by the Chair of each Resident Committee, Department
Directors and Montereau’s CEO, David Murlette.
Tuesday, June 17 ● 7:30 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
Captain Ryan Perkins Presentation
Come for an informational program on the Tulsa Special Operations Team. Capt.
Perkins will bring some of the special gear and equipment and talk about procedures for training The Saracen, an armored vehicle used by the S.O.T., will be
parked near the main entrance for all to view. Guests are welcome. Mark your
reservation sheet to attend this event. Contact Melanie at (918) 491-5232 for more
information.
Wednesday, June 18 ● 4:45 p.m. ● Bus Trip
LEDO Trip
Join the “Let’s Eat Dinner Out” group as we travel to Molly’s Landing in Catoosa.
The menu includes a wonderful selection of American cuisine specializing in steaks
and seafood. Both men and women are welcome on this dinner outing. Bring
money for dinner. Reservation deadline is June 5. Resident is required to give a
48-hour cancellation notice, or be billed a late fee. Mark your reservation sheet to
reserve a seat on the bus. Contact Melanie at (918) 491-5232 for more information.
Passport to Wellness: Emotional, Social
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Calendar Highlights - June 19
Thursday, June 19 ● 8:00 a.m. ● Bus Trip
Walking Group: Centennial Park
Join the group for a 35-minute walk around the paved paths of Centennial Park
near downtown Tulsa. After the walk, we will ride the bus to Panera for breakfast.
Bring money for breakfast. Mark your reservation sheet to reserve a seat on the
bus. Bus should return to Montereau by 10 a.m. Contact Melanie at (918) 4915232 for more information.
Thursday, June 19 ● 8 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ●
Concierge
Food Bank Donations
Please bring your food donations, cash or check to the Concierge desk on the
day of the Food Bank trip and our volunteers will take it. Most needed items are
canned meats (tuna, chicken, etc), canned or packaged fruit, canned or boxed
meals, soup and stew, peanut butter, pasta and sauce, rice, breakfast cereals, etc.
Checks should be payable to the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma.
Thank you for your help. If you have any questions, please call Lloyd Z.
Thursday, June 19 ● 12:30 p.m. ● Trip
Food Bank Volunteers
This is a great opportunity for fellowship with other residents while volunteering
to help those in need through the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma.
Please sign up on your reservation sheet. Call Lloyd Z. for more information.
Thursday, June 19 ● 7:15 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
The Great Artists: Dutch Masters
Come and enjoy The Great Artists: Dutch Masters series on DVD. This series
chronicles the lives, times and works of the men whose great genius have captivated the art world for generations. The featured artist this month is Rembrandt.
Leading authorities and art historians will explore the artist’s stylistic trademarks,
and provide detailed explanations of his techniques. The program is 60 minutes.
Guests are welcome. Mark your reservation sheet to attend this event.
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Friday, June 20 ● 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
“You’re First” Wine & Cheese Social
Come and enjoy wine cheese and live music as you learn about the Montereau “You’re
First” program. We will have lots of great information as well as door prizes. Mark
your reservation sheet to attend. Please call Hannah (918) 491-5226 for more information.
Saturday, June 21 ● 5:00 p.m. ● Riviera Lounge
Fran & Robert
Enjoy light popular music with vocalist Robert accompanied by Fran on the keyboard
while waiting for your dinner reservation.
Monday, June 23 ● 6:15 p.m. ● Bus Trip
Musical Mondays Trip
The Musical Mondays Concert Series is presented by LIFE Senior Services and is held
each month in the Cascia Hall Performing Arts Center. This is the third concert in
the series and will feature vocalists Chris Middlebrook and Amy Cottingham. Tickets
should be purchased in advance. Each resident is responsible for purchasing his or
her own tickets. A single concert ticket is $8. To purchase tickets call LIFE Senior
Services at (918) 664-9000, ext. 245. Bus seats available on a first-come, first-serve
basis. Mark your reservation sheet to reserve a seat on the bus.
Thursday, June 26 ● 9:00 a.m. ● Grand Lawn
Nature Walk
Join the Activities & Wellness staff on a Nature Walk around the paths of the Montereau campus. Using the Montereau Walking Guide, we will split into several groups
and choose different trails of various distances. Along the way, each group will observe and discuss the types of plant and animal life visible around our Montereau
campus. Mark your reservation sheet to participate in this event. Contact Melanie at
(918) 491-5232 for more information.
Passport to Wellness: Physical, Emotional, Social, Environmental, Intellectual
Friday, June 27 ● 7:30 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
Spotlight Brass Concert
Enjoy the music performance of Spotlight Brass! Enjoy selections of favorite American tunes and patriotic favorites! Guests are welcome. Mark your reservation sheet to
attend this event. Contact Melanie at (918) 491-5232 for more information.
Passport to Wellness: Emotional, Social
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Saturday, June 28 ● 7:00 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
Bingo
It’s your chance to win a cash prize. Bingo cards are $5 cash. We play 9 games.
Sunday, June 29 ● 11:30 a.m. ● Renoir’s
Michael Lowry
Enjoy light music of popular tunes played by pianist Michael Lowry during brunch.
Sunday, June 29 ● 5:00 p.m. ● Riviera Lounge
Pot Luck Dinner
Bring a dish to share with your fellow residents at this monthly dinner. We will
provide plates, utensils and beverages--you bring the food! This is a great way to
sample new recipes and get to know your neighbors. Mark your reservation sheet to
attend.
Monday, June 30 ● 3:00 p.m. ● Coterie Theatre
Balloons & Balls Class
Come test your balance and agility skills with this fun class! This class is for all fitness levels, but we will be standing. Proper footwear is a must to participate in this
class. No sandals or open toed shoes. Mark your reservation sheet to participate.
For more information, contact Katie Eddins at (918) 491-5293.
Passport to Wellness: Physical, Social
Upcoming Events in July
Ice Cream Social
Independence Day Celebrations
The Great Artists Series
Dinner & Dance with Retrospect Band
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Monday Movies Showing in June
Monday, June 2 ● 3:00 & 7:15 p.m. ● Le Cinéma
In the Heat of the Night
1967 Movie: Black Philadelphia detective Virgil Tibbs helps a redneck Southern sheriff
solve a murder in this riveting study in racism that still strikes a chord. Rod Steiger won a
Best Actor Oscar for his turn as the put-upon lawman who comes to respect Tibbs
110 Minutes - Not Rated
Philomena
2013 Movie: Floundering BBC journalist Martin Sixsmith and aging Irishwoman Philomena Lee form an unlikely bond when they pair up to find the son Philomena was
forced to give up for adoption 50 years ago.
95 Minutes - PG-13
Papa’s Delicate Condition
1963 Movie: When his beloved daughter wants a pony, railroad man and perpetual
drinker Jack Griffith buys her the entire circus. But when his wife leaves him and takes
the children with her, he tries to win them back with the carnival in tow.
The Birdcage
1996 Movie: Longtime lovers Armand and Albert own a Miami drag club, but when Armand’s son announces his intent to marry the daughter of a stuffy U.S. senator, the gay
couple feels compelled to pass themselves off as a “normal” family in this wild farce.
119 Minutes - R
The Man from Snowy River
1982 Movie: After his father’s death, young cowboy Jim must earn money so he can
keep his father’s farm going. When he takes work breaking wild horses and falls in love
with his boss’s feisty daughter, Jim must prove his worth to keep both his job and his
girl.
102 Minutes - PG
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Weekend Movies Showing in June
Saturday, June 7● 2:00 p.m. ● Le Cinéma
Death on the Nile
1978 Movie: A star-studded cast unites for this adaptation of Agatha Christie’s mystery
novel of the same name. A rich but reviled heiress is murdered on a cruise down the
Nile. Luckily, brilliant detective Hercule Poirot (Peter Ustinov) is on board, and takes
on the case. Can he find the culprit before they reach port, possibly losing him or her
forever? Maggie Smith, David Niven, Bette Davis and Mia Farrow co-star in this Oscar
winner for Best Costume Design.
140 Minutes - PG
Saturday, June 14 ● 2:00 p.m. ● Le Cinéma
Evil Under the Sun
1982 Movie: Hercule Poirot is called in to investigate an important diamond that was
purchased for the wealthy, arrogant Arlena Marshall, who turns up dead while on her
honeymoon with her husband and stepdaughter at a tropical island hotel. It turns out
Arlena had made many enemies, and as Poirot heads to the island paradise to sort
through the long list of suspects, he finds that even among the rich and famous, murder
never takes a holiday.
116 Minutes - PG
Murder in Three Acts
1986 Movie: Set in Acapulco, this made-for-television mystery based on Agatha Christie’s book finds brilliant Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot (Peter Ustinov) swept up in a
pair of murder cases centered on two dinner party guests whose toes go up. They’re the
victims of poisoning at the home of retired American actor Charles Cartwright (Tony
Curtis). Poirot springs into action to ferret out the killer. Emma Samms co-stars.
Appointment with Death
2008 Movie: David Suchet stars as Belgian detective Hercule Poirot in this adaptation
of Agatha Christie’s novel, which finds the prim-and-proper sleuth investigating the
stabbing death of cruel-hearted Lady Boynton (Cheryl Campbell) at an archaeological
expedition in Syria. But the deeper Poirot digs for clues, the more motives for murder he
unearths. Among the slate of suspects is Lady Boynton’s eccentric spouse (Tim Curry).
Coming Attractions “Yankee Doodle Dandy”
“Lincoln”
“Driving Miss Daisy”
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Montereau Services
Mirabella Special
“You’re First”
Assistants
Special give-away for new clients!
A little assistance can go a long way. Montereau’s
“You’re First” Assistants would like to serve you.
The “You’re First” service is designed to always
put you first. The person who will help you is a
Montereau employee who has been screened, hired
and trained by Montereau.
Here are some examples of what a “You’re First”
Assistant can do to help you:
Laundry
Preparing meals or snacks
Errands
Shopping
Paying bills
Going through mail
Reading
Medication and appointment reminders
Dressing assistance
Bathing assistance
Please call the “You’re First” office at (918) 4915226 if you would like to schedule a “You’re First”
Assistant or discuss how a “You’re First” Assistant
can help you. 24 hour notice required.
For the month of June, new clients with
Roger will be entered to win a free cut and
color!
Existing clients get 15% off.
Call (918) 491-5251 to make your appointment.
Request Roger to take advantage of
these specials.
Mirabella Salon & Day Spa Montereau
Have you had the
Mirabella experience?
Now is the time!
We are a full-service
salon, catering to all your
hair, massage, nails and
skin care needs.
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Call 918-491-5251
for appointments
Wednesday-Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
(or at a time convenient for you.)
Photo Gallery
Residents and staff had a great
time at our Cinco de Mayo Party,
complete with food, dancing and
margaritas.
We celebrated May birthdays with cake and champagne in the Riviera Lounge.
Take me out to the ball game! Residents enjoyed an evening of baseball at the Tulsa Driller’s game.
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Employee Spotlight
June: Alfredo- Lead FSA
Alfredo has only been working at Montereau for a short time,
but has already been named Lead
Food Server Assistant. He has
been here for three months, and
says that he likes the people he
works with and enjoys seeing the
residents.
Alfredo was born here in
Tulsa. He graduated from high
school here and is planning to attend Tulsa Community College.
Before working at Montereau, he
worked at Warehouse Market.
Alfredo is active in sports when
he’s not working. He enjoys playing and watching football and
basketball. His hobbies also include playing video games and listening to music.
When he’s not working he also
enjoys spending time with loved
ones. He says his family is “awesome and I love them with all my
heart.”
Month Sudoku Puzzle
The objective is to fill the
grid with digits so that
each column, each row,
and each of the nine 3×3
sub-grids that compose
the grid contains all of
the digits from 1 to 9.
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Health & Fitness
Health & Wellness Clinic
“Passport to Wellness”
Ongoing
Clinic Services
We are starting a new summer wellness program on
Monday, June 2nd, called “Passport to Wellness”.
The Activities and Wellness team will have several
new highlighted events from June to September
that you can participate in and get a stamp on your
passport!
We will include all 7 Dimensions of Wellness:
physical, environmental, social, intellectual, spiritual,
vocational, and emotional. There will be something
for everyone! This will be a lot of fun and get us
healthy at the same time. These summer activities
will bridge to the Active Aging Week in September,
which will be a special wellness adventure!
Living to 90 and Beyond was a segment that some of
you saw on “60 minutes” last month. If you didn’t
have a chance to see it, we are showing it in the
Coterie Theatre on June 9. One conclusion from the
show states “people who exercised definitely lived
longer than people who didn't exercise. As little as 15
minutes a day on average made a difference. Fortyfive was the best. Even three hours didn't beat 45
minutes.”
Dr. Chandini Sharma
Tuesday Mornings
For appointments call Nita
(918) 491-5218
Blood Draw
Wednesdays, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.
Must have doctor’s order.
See Nita for details.
Audiologist
The first and third Tuesday of each month. Call
Airyn Cristiano, Audiologist, (918) 749-7711 for an
appointment.
Passport to Wellness
How is your wellness? What does that mean?!? Here is
one definition of wellness: Wellness is the ability to live life
to the fullest and to maximize personal potential in a variety of
ways. Wellness places responsibility on the individual; it becomes
a matter of self-evaluation and self-assessment. Wellness involves
continually learning and making changes to enhance your state
of wellness. So think again, How is your wellness? Now
is the time to check it. Just as you would check your
blood pressure, your car tires, your refrigerator for
milk, check your wellness! Make sure you are “full” in
all of the seven dimensions.
The Seven Dimensions of Wellness:
• Social Wellness- The ability to relate to and connect
with other people in our world.
Now is exercise the only thing that makes you live
•Emotional Wellness-the ability to understand ourselves
longer? No. But I wouldn’t be doing my job if I
and cope with the challenges life can bring.
wasn’t encouraging you to do so!!!!! My advice to
•Spiritual Wellness-the ability to establish peace and
harmony in our lives.
you is to keep moving. Just keep going. Do what
you are capable of. Don’t give up. You trying, doing •Environmental Wellness-the ability to recognize our
own responsibility for the quality of the air, water and
and succeeding continues to be an inspiration to me land that surrounds us.
and others.
•Occupational/Vocational Wellness-the ability to get
personal fulfillment from our jobs while maintaining
balance in our lives.
“Be strong and courageous, for your work will be
•Intellectual Wellness-the ability to open our minds to
new ideas and experiences.
rewarded.” Chronicles 15:7
•Physical Wellness-the ability to maintain a healthy
quality of life that allows us to get through our daily
activities without undue fatigue or physical stress.
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June 2014 - Montereau

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